lacarpa:

Maghdonna

by CranioDsgn

weandthecolor:

En kopp kaffe (remake)

Illustration by Swedish designer and illustrator Robert Lindström.

“I have modified my illustration from the wallpaper “En kopp kaffe” to match a 50×70 cm print for an upcoming exhibition. I will definitely play around with it more later, regarding colors and graphic elements. The print will be a limited edition of 25 or so…”

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logicallunacy:

Title: Bearmageddon
Author: Ethan Nicolle
Artist: Ethan Nicolle
URL: http://bearmageddon.com/
Genre: Quirky/Fantasy
Updates: W, F
Status: Ongoing
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Violence, Language, Drug Use

Synopsis:
A group of twenty-somethings get caught up in a battle against all grizzly bear-kind. And there are more then one kinds.

Additional Notes:
Ethan Nicolle and his little brother, Malachai, also created Axe Cop! Axe Cop is awesome, but hard to follow (see: written by a five year old). If you can keep it straight (I can’t) it’s worth the effort.

This comic is awesome - it’s well pace, the art is magnificent, and the style distinct. The story is funny and dark, and I’m really eager to see where it goes.

darksilenceinsuburbia:

 Cassia Beck. Instant Dreams.

youthattackmob:

JR & Jose Parla in Havana

jaymug:

Comme Des Garcons Coca Cola Cans

fuckyeahmovieposters:

The Adjustment Bureau by Tob Waylan

jaymug:

Infinity Pool at Marina Bay Sands Hotel Singapore.

it8bit:

Call of Duty restocked and on sale this weekend!

Available for $12.95(USD) @72Pins

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fuckyeahmovieposters:

Snatch by The Company of Wolves

weandthecolor:

Beautiful Icon Design.

A series of stamp icons, designed by Valerie Jar for the National Parks - National Geographic app. The app was devel­oped by Rally Interactive and you can down­load it here.

source: designworklife.com

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nythroughthelens:

Above a street in the Two Bridges neighborhood. New York City.

There are areas in lower Manhattan where fragments of the city’s history have settled like fine dust, fragile and prone to the whims of time.

Around these hallowed enclaves, newer history reaches higher towards the sky and rises from the ground borne from the dust of the city’s past.

This particular spot is known as Two Bridges and sits along the East River. It borders Chinatown and the Lower East Side and has long been a dwelling spot for many different immigrant communities over the years. It sits alongside the infamous and historic Five Points area where Irish, Jewish and Italian gangs battled to the death in the mid-19th century. It is currently home to a large community of Chinese immigrants and many of the buildings are tenements dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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